Further, in 24 cases worth Rs 14.86 crore, auctions were conducted: The wider industry impact

Further, in 24 cases worth Rs 14.86 crore, auctions were conducted: The wider industry impact

Haveli taluka has the highest volume of unresolved disputes, with 46 cases worth Rs 45.59 crore. This is followed by Pune city with 13 cases worth Rs 19.68 crore and Shirur with 16 cases worth Rs 2.73 crore

Pune : Homebuyers across the district face an agonizing wait for compensation and refund dues, as 176 recovery cases involving Rs 106.72 crore issued by the Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) Pune benches remain pending. This pendency is part of a larger recovery drive covering 475 cases worth Rs 332.53crore across the district, according to data from the district collector’s office. Adding to the delay, officials flagged 13 untraceable property cases worth Rs 5.85 crore, which have been referred back to MahaRERA. Further, in 24 cases worth Rs 14.86 crore, auctions were conducted but failed to yield any recovery, leaving buyers with no clear timeline for a resolution. Geographically, Haveli taluka has the highest volume of unresolved disputes, with 46 cases worth Rs 45.59 crore. This is followed by Pune city with 13 cases worth Rs 19.68 crore and Shirur with 16 cases worth Rs 2.73 crore. Out of the total cases initiated in the district so far, 180 cases worth Rs 119.08 crore have been settled through mutual compromises, and 16 cases worth Rs 9.53 crore have successfully gone to auction. Warrants have been issued in 133 cases worth Rs 87.01 crore, while another 82 cases worth Rs 86.02 crore are currently mired in legal battles before various courts, further delaying relief.

A dedicated officer would have helped address our issues more efficiently,’’ said an affected homebuyer. Affected homebuyers have expressed frustration over the sluggish pace of execution. “There should be dedicated officials to speed up pending cases. The district collectorate is overloaded with various other administrative commitments. Homebuyers’ advocacy groups noted that many citizens have been stuck in an unending wait for several years. little progress has been made toward returning the buyers’ money While several defaulting projects have been flagged on the MahaRERA website. In contrast, Baramati is the only taluka to report zero pending cases for the month, while Purandar and Daund recorded minimal outstanding amounts.

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“Between census duties and other special administrative assignments, these officials are hardly available to execute recovery warrants,” a civic activist stated. homebuyers allege that standard operating procedures (SOPs) are rarely implemented While revenue officials maintain that they are making active efforts despite tracking hurdles. Download the TOI App.

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